And the iPhone 7 Plus adds the secondary portrait lens, which you don't get with the Pixel or the Galaxy. For average, daytime snapshots, group photos at restaurants and homes and the like, you can’t go wrong with any of the choices here. But most of you won’t be shooting in the middle of the night. It is another slight step forward in what can be done with a tiny point-and-shoot lens and software. Advantage: Galaxy.ĭespite the hype, the Pixel isn’t a revolutionary camera that will change the way you look at photography and make pros want to ditch their DSLR cameras. The results are all great, with the iPhone color a little washed-out, the Pixel about right and the Galaxy a little richer. Ourselves: We photographed USA TODAY photographer Robert Hanashiro photographing us in bright, amazing sun.All three shots are poor, what you would expect from a smartphone camera in the middle of the night, but the Pixel outperformed the competition here substantially, with the Galaxy the runner-up. Again, around 6 a.m, before the sun came up, in near total darkness. Look at the three images, and the Galaxy has the brightest blue sky, the iPhone is a little muted, and the Pixel just about right on. Venice skate park: We met a skater named Dudley at the park in Venice Beach.We shot it three times, with the Pixel just slightly underexposed and the Galaxy and iPhone closer - with the iPhone closest to the desired results. Ice cream cones: A mock multicolored cone hangs from the Cowboy Cairo restaurant in Venice Beach.The results are all bad, but the Pixel has slightly more detail. Under the Manhattan Beach Pier: At roughly 6:11 a.m., before the sun came up, I went under the Pier to shoot these shots in basically no light, just moonlight reflection on the water.I invite you to go in and check out the complete results. I’ve posted 30 back-to-back shots on my website. On-screen you can adjust focus and exposure pretty effectively.
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Manual overrides: White-balance adjustments are at the top of the screen, along with a tab to turn the flash on and off.Selfies: A switch next to the shutter button lets you flip to the front-facing camera for selfie shots.An added bonus: Google automatically produces an animated GIF from the files, which you can share easily. On the standard Pixel 6, there’s a 50-megapixel main wide sensor (1.2 pixels, f/1.85, 1/13in sensor) and a 12-megapixel ultra-wide with a 114-degree field of view. Burst mode (like the iPhone) lets you hold your finger down on the shutter and get multiple (I picked up to 50) shots at one time, which is great for action. This is hard to pull off in a horizontal shot. Lens blur again puts the center in focus, and you achieve by shooting vertically, and tilting the camera upward while shooting. Software tricks: They’re found by swiping right to go to video mode, where slow-motion (for video) panorama, photo sphere (quasi-360) and lens-blur settings are found.The + stands for “low light” supremacy, Google says. Like the iPhone and Galaxy, Pixel also offers HDR, the ability to take three shots in a row, one at normal exposure, and the other two under and over, and then combined for one perfect shot.
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